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Season 2009–10
BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

Final position: runners-up

FA Cup: third round

League Cup: winners

UEFA Champions League: quarter-final

Season 2010–11
BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

Final position: champions

FA Cup: semi-final

League Cup: fifth round

UEFA Champions League: finalists

FA Community Shield: winners

2010–11 BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

Season 2011–12
BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

Final position: runners-up

FA Cup: fourth round

League Cup: fifth round

UEFA Champions League: first group phase

UEFA Europa League: second knock-out phase

FA Community Shield: winners

Season 2012–13
BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

Final position: champions

FA Cup: sixth round

League Cup: fourth round

UEFA Champions League: first knock-out phase

2012–13 BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE

SUMMARY

FIFA CWC – FIFA Club World Cup

IC – Intercontinental Cup

Super Cup – UEFA Super Cup

Matches at neutral venues are included as away games

MANCHESTER UNITED IN GLOBAL TOURNAMENTS DURING ALEX FERGUSON’S MANAGERSHIP
Season 1999–2000 Intercontinental Cup

(Tokyo, Japan) SE Palmeiras (Brazil) 1–0

FIFA Club World Championship

Group stage (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Club Necaxa (Mexico) 1–1, CR Vasco da Gama (Brazil) 1–3, South Melbourne (Australia) 2–0 (Finished third in group)

Season 2008–09 FIFA Club World Cup

Semi-final (Yokohama, Japan) Gamba Osaka (Japan) 5–3

Final (Yokohama) LDU Quito (Ecuador) 1–0

MANCHESTER UNITED’S EUROPEAN CAMPAIGNS DURING ALEX FERGUSON’S MANAGERSHIP
Season 1990–91 Cup Winners’ Cup

Round 1 Pécsi Munkás (Hungary) (h) 2–0, (a) 1–0, Agg: 3–0

Round 2 Wrexham (h) 3–0, (a) 2–0, Agg: 5–0

Quarter-final Montpellier (France) (h) 1–1, (a) 2–0, Agg: 3–1

Semi-final Legia Warsaw (Poland) (a) 3–1, (h) 1–1, Agg: 4–2

Final (Rotterdam, Netherlands) Barcelona (Spain) 2–1

Season 1991–92 UEFA Super Cup

Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia) (h) 1–0

Cup Winners’ Cup

Round 1 Athinaikos (Greece) (a) 0–0, (h) 2–0 (aet), Agg: 2–0

Round 2 Atlético Madrid (Spain) (a) 0–3, (h) 1–1, Agg: 1–4

Season 1992–93 UEFA Cup

Round 1 Torpedo Moscow (Russia) (h) 0–0, (a) 0–0, Agg: 0–0 (Lost 4–3 on penalties)

Season 1993–94 UEFA Champions League

Round 1 Kispest Honvéd (Hungary) (a) 3–2, (h) 2–1, Agg: 5–3

Round 2 Galatasaray (Turkey) (h) 3–3, (a) 0–0, Agg: 3–3 (Lost on away-goals rule)

Season 1994–95 UEFA Champions League

Group phase IFK Gothenburg (Sweden) (h) 4–2, Galatasaray (Turkey) (a) 0–0, Barcelona (Spain) (h) 2–2, Barcelona (a) 0–4, IFK Gothenburg (a) 1–3, Galatasaray (h) 4–0 (Finished third in group)

Season 1995–96 UEFA Cup

Round 2 Rotor Volgograd (Russia) (a) 0–0, (h) 2–2 (Lost on away-goals rule)

Season 1996–97 UEFA Champions League

Group phase Juventus (Italy) (a) 0–1, Rapid Vienna (Austria) (h) 2–0, Fenerbahçe (Turkey) (a) 2–0, Fenerbahçe (h) 0–1, Juventus (h) 0–1, Rapid Vienna (a) 2–0 (Finished second in group)

Quarter-final Porto (Portugal) (h) 4–0, (a) 0–0, Agg: 4–0

Semi-final Borussia Dortmund (Germany) (a) 0–1, (h) 0–1, Agg: 0–2

Season 1997–98 UEFA Champions League

Group phase Košice (Slovakia) (a) 3–0, Juventus (Italy) (h) 3–2, Feyenoord (Netherlands) (h) 2–1, Feyenoord (a) 3–1, Košice (h) 3–0, Juventus (a) 0–1 (Finished second in group)

Quarter-final Monaco (France) (a) 0–0, (h) 1–1 (Lost on away-goals rule)

Season 1998–99 UEFA Champions League

Qualifying round 2 ŁKS Łódź (Poland) (h) 2–0, (a) 0–0, Agg: 2–0

Group phase Barcelona (Spain) (h) 3–3, Bayern Munich (Germany) (a) 2–2, Brøndby (Denmark) (a) 6–2, Brøndby (h) 5–0, Barcelona (a) 3–3, Bayern Munich (h) 1–1 (Finished second in group)

Quarter-final Internazionale (Italy) (h) 2–0, (a) 1–1, Agg: 3–1

Semi-final Juventus (Italy) (h) 1–1, (a) 3–2, Agg: 4–3

Final (Barcelona, Spain) Bayern Munich 2–1

Season 1999–2000 UEFA Super Cup

(Monaco, France) Lazio (Italy) 0–1

UEFA Champions League

First group phase Croatia Zagreb (Croatia) (h) 0–0, Sturm Graz (Austria) (a) 3–0, Marseille (France) (h) 2–1, Marseille (a) 0–1, Croatia Zagreb (a) 2–1, Sturm Graz (h) 2–1 (Finished first in group)

Second group phase Fiorentina (Italy) (a) 0–2, Valencia (Spain) (h) 3–0, Bordeaux (France) (h) 2–0, Bordeaux (a) 2–1, Fiorentina (h) 3–1, Valencia (a) 0–0 (Finished first in group)

Quarter-final Real Madrid (Spain) (a) 0–0, (h) 2–3, Agg: 2–3

Season 2000–01 UEFA Champions League

First group phase Anderlecht (Belgium) (h) 5–1, Dynamo Kiev (Ukraine) (a) 0–0, PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) (a) 1–3, PSV Eindhoven (h) 3–1, Anderlecht (a) 1–2, Dynamo Kiev (h) 1–0 (Finished second in group)

Second group phase Panathinaikos (Greece) (h) 3–1, Sturm Graz (Austria) (a) 2–0, Valencia (Spain) (a) 0–0, Valencia (h) 1–1, Panathinaikos (a) 1–1, Sturm Graz (h) 3–0 (Finished second in group)

Quarter-final Bayern Munich (Germany) (h) 0–1, (a) 1–2, Agg: 1–3

Season 2001–02 UEFA Champions League

First group phase Lille (France) (h) 1–0, Deportivo La Coruña (Spain) (a) 1–2, Olympiacos (Greece) (a) 2–0, Deportivo La Coruña (h) 2–3, Olympiacos (h) 3–0, Lille (a) 1–1 (Finished second in group)

Second group phase Bayern Munich (Germany) (a) 1–1, Boavista (Portugal) (h) 3–0, Nantes (France) (a) 1–1, Nantes (h) 5–1, Bayern Munich (h) 0–0, Boavista (a) 3–0 (Finished first in group)

Quarter-final Deportivo La Coruña (a) 2–0, (h) 3–2, Agg: 5–2

Semi-final Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) (h) 2–2, (a) 1–1, Agg: 3–3 (Lost on away-goals rule)

Season 2002–03 UEFA Champions League

Qualifying round 3 Zalaegerszegi TE (Hungary) (a) 0–1, (h) 5–0, Agg: 5–1

First group phase Maccabi Haifa (Israel) (h) 5–2, Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) (a) 2–1, Olympiacos (Greece) (h) 4–0, Olympiacos (a) 3–2, Maccabi Haifa (a) 0–3, Bayer Leverkusen (h) 2–0 (Finished first in group)

Second group phase Basel (Switzerland) (a) 3–1, Deportivo La Coruña (Spain) (h) 2–0, Juventus (Italy) (h) 2–1, Juventus (a) 3–0, Basel (h) 1–1, Deportivo La Coruña (a) 0–2 (Finished first in group)

Quarter-final Real Madrid (Spain) (a) 1–3, (h) 4–3, Agg: 5–6

Season 2003–04 UEFA Champions League

Group phase Panathinaikos (Greece) (h) 5–0, VfB Stuttgart (Germany) (a) 1–2, Rangers (a) 1–0, Rangers (h) 3–0, Panathinaikos (a) 1–0, VfB Stuttgart (h) 2–0 (Finished first in group)

Quarter-final Porto (Portugal) (a) 1–2, (h) 1–1, Agg: 2–3

Season 2004–05 UEFA Champions League

Qualifying round 3 Dinamo Bucharest (Romania) (a) 2–1, (h) 3–0, Agg: 5–1

Group phase Lyon (France) (a) 2–2, Fenerbahçe (Turkey) (h) 6–2, Sparta Prague (Czech Republic) (a) 0–0, Sparta Prague (h) 4–1, Lyon (h) 2–1, Fenerbahçe (a) 0–3 (Finished second in group)

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